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CSR Brands

How we identify CSR Brands ?
Some corporates have special section within their website on CSR or ESG or Sustainability.

But
, we have experienced that some corporates do CSR but do not have a separate page on their portal and it maybe in their annual report or about us page. So we might miss those corporates which help communities. Hence it is ethically right to put that corporate in countrywise corporate page.

Communities want corporates not just to make profit but use a part of the expenses (please note we are saying not profit but expenditure like machines, logistics, infrastructure and employees, supply chain ...)

It is important for corporates to sustain operations so that they can help their founders, top management, employees, supply chain (and of course their families).
So making profit has to be priority one.
Afterall, they are for profits.

But while making profit, it is important to earn income and not make profit through corruption or using people and organisations and of course climate in wrong way. Else the reputation of the corporate is temporary.

So CSR Brands are those who financially help communities through social, health & climate initiatives directly or in partnership with NGOs, Governments, UN.

We plan to share 36500 CSR Brands from 150 plus countries and 10 000 success stories of Corporates, NGOs, Funding Agencies, Celebrities, Philanthropists ..on social, climate & health issues.

On 28.08.2013 founder had an almost fatal accident.
The accident changed our vision in terms of canvas of coverage. From India and Thane, we now cover all countries, islands, oceans, continents, planets, world & universe.

Corporates, Philanthropists, PR Agency, Friends and school & college friends all helped. Financially as well as timewise. Bhau, father of founder who gave him house & property through Gift Deed before the accident was the first person on earth to start postponing his death because he has not served Mother Earth enough. If anyone on earth says it was father (Bhau) who helped his son (founder), then world will think he or she is right. That is only because their thinking is blood relatives are related. We are related to people from many castes, many religions, many nationalities because we think beyond blood relations.

Now we want to give Return Gift. Not to Bhau and friends.
If may look selfish because founder thinks world as his family. Some help, some dont, some others who are against goodness, will think differently. Worldover, within the family, there are disputes. Over money, property, shareholding, patents ...

Founder has decided that as his Responsibility he will invest personal time and money to make 36500 CSR Brands.
He thinks his identity is IIT which is Integration of Investment & Time.

Brand Makers and Brand promoters

Ashoka
Ashoka is Washington based and as of May 2023 has just about 4000 Social enterpreneurs in 92 odd countries as Ashoka Fellows.
And this is from about 7 million NGOs (We dont know the number but know that in India itself there are over 3 million NGO and like population, India has the largest population of NGOs in the world) working in 193 UN Member countries, 2 SARs and many islands.
Founder was an Ashoka Fellow during 2005-2008 and knows how important it was for him to be financially supported by Ashoka.
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Now if some Ashoka Fellows have joined politics (e.g. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is an Ashoka Fellow), then we will remove the NGO they started. But if they have left the NGO and joined politics, then we will not remove the NGO)

How we are different

HSBC India or Hindustan Unilever India or Mastek India may be supporting more than 1 social issue, so in the social issue pages, we share links to the programmes links (Not homepage or CSR link but social issue programme link)

This clearly means, that link of a particular company will come more than thrice.

Once in country where we share corporates in that country.
Second is CSR link which is link to ther CSR of that company.
Their is programmes links (Maybe more than one if they support more than one issue or in case they support the same issue at different locations and have separate links to locationwise programmes then within the same issue, multiple links.

And corporate foundation links are shared only social issuewise and not to the homepage of the corporate at present but we may change this and give links to the corporate foundation index page separately. Decision related to this will be taken by 28.8.2024.

Our request to corporates in the world

10 minutes Yog
It is vital because in this competitive world, each corporate leader goes through stress & tension.
Relaxation is important.
And like respiration, it is everyday till you live.

Products made by your company has expiry date, so is the you as a product made by your parents.
So till you live, give your time, talent to your company, your family & friends.


7 Hours of talent

Many NGOs across the world are led by people who focus more on helping communities than on earning lot of money.

Their professionalisation is overtaken by emotions.

Its important that corporate CEOs share what they do in professional competitive world like branding of corporate & products (NGO Branding & Programme branding for social sector), Communication, HR Policies, Supply chain policies, safety & protection of information and people, how taking care of families of employees is important because employee gives 8 hours a day for the company but 16 hours is with the outside world (outside world include family, which is important but is strange when we put it as outside world). Success planning

NGOs need to understand how the talent corporates use is useful for them because many times, NGOs lack succession planning.


NGO Shopping Malls
Corporates make money by selling products and services. NGOs use their skill by helping communities address their challenges. Its important that NGOs take a step forward by marketing products amde by or services offered by community members. And instead of individuals from the community, NGOs should use this as part of them because they deal with corporates, funding agencies .. and they are known. So it takes less time of communities in marketing themself because the marketing agent is NGO Brand.

And manytimes, corporates have shops as their agents which sell their products. So NGOs can also be agents of corporates, specially in areas where corporates have less reach out or where NGOs not only have good reachout but are seen as part of family of consumers (communities).
e.g. slums, villages and important is disabled communities, senior citizens, widows, males who lost their wife and parents and are alone ...


Term Insurace
Focuse of social workers and leaders of NGOs is helping communities address challenges they face regularly. In that they earn far less than what they could have earned if they worked with corporates.

Manytimes NGOs work in dangerous areas like floods, communal harmony, earthquakes, criminal mined people or parents who do not care their children or children who do not look at their parents.

It is important that if a corporate is giving donation to the NGO, a small percentage is used to pay term insurance of NGO Leader. Term insurance of a person means if a person dies during the span of term insurance, then her or his family or whoever is nominated gets insurance money.

After an almost fatal accident on 28.8.2013, founder has done a term insurance because he he plans to build a digital bridge between corporates, funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities on one side and NGOs on the other side and his canvas is world.

Now it may happen that he dies giving hardly any money to family, so he has done a term insurance.

 

Industry Associations : Anguilla
Anguilla Chamber Of Commerce And Industry




Industry Associations : Aruba
Aruba Trade And Industry Association (ATIA)





Industry Associations : Azerbaijan
Chamber Of Commerce And Industry Of the Azerbaijan Republic

Industry Associations : Bahrain
Bahrain Association Of Banks
Bahrain British Business Forum
Bahrain Chamber Of Commerce And Industry
Bahrain Family Business Association
Bahrain Management Society

Industry Associations : Bangladesh
Bangladesh Organic Products Manufacturers Association (BOPMA)
Women Entrepreneur Association Of Bangladesh (WEAB)

Industry Associations : Barbados
Barbados International Business Association
The Small Business Association (SBA)

Industry Associations : Belgium
American Chamber Of Commerce In Belgium
Belgo - Indian Chamber Of Commerce And Industry
British Chamber Of Commerce In Belgium
Business And Society
The Belgian Business Association (BBA)


Industry Associations : Belize
Belize Tourism Industry Association
The Association Of Real Estate Brokers Of Belize
The Bar Association Of Belize
The Belize Chamber Of Commerce And Industry

Industry Associations : Bhutan
Association Of Bhutanese Tour Operators
Bhutan Chamber Of Commerce And Industry
Bhutan Exporters Association
Sabah Bhutan

Industry Associations : Botswana
The Women In Business Association(WIBA)

Industry Associations : Brazil
Brazil - Canada Chamber Of Commerce
Brazil - Texas Chamber Of Commerce
Clay County Chamber Of Commerce

Industry Associations : British Virgin Islands
The British VirgIn Islands Chamber Of Commerce

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Albania
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Andorra
Angola
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Argentina
Armenia
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Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bhutan
Bolivia
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Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi

Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cabo Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Costa Rica
Cote d'Ivoire
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic

Democratic Republic Of The Congo
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic

Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Eswatini
Ethiopia

Fiji
Finland
France

Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
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Guyana

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Hungary

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Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
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Israel
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Jamaica
Japan
Jordan

Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan


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Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg

Macau (SAR)
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique

Myanmar

Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
North Korea
North Macedonia
Norway

Oman

Pakistan
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal

Qatar

Republic of Moldova

Romania
Russian Federation
Rwanda


Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
St Vincent And Grenadines
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome And Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Korea
South Sudan
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Sweden
Switzerland
Syrian Arab Republic


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Tanzania
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad And Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu


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Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
USA
Urugway
Uzbekistan


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Corporate Responsibility
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Adoption
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Agriculture
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Animals
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Arts
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Autism
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Biodiversity
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Biotechnology
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Blind
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Blood donation
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Cancer
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Child Health
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Children
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Clean country
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Clean river
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Climate Change
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Crafts
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Culture
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Deaf
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Deaf & Dumb
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Dementia
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Education
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Employment   
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Energy
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Environment
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Financial inclusion
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Food
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Girl child
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GLBT
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Health
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Heritage
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Housing
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Human Rights
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Hunger
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Income Generation 
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Immigration
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Indigeneous communities
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Jobs for disabled
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Microfinance
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Nutrition
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Orphans
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Palliative Care
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Peace of mind
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Physical Disability
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Population
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Poverty
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Prisoners
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Racial Equity
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Recycling
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Refugees
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Renewable Energy
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Rural Development
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Sanitation
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Science
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Senior Citizens
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Skill Development
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Slums
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Sports
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Suicides
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Tree Plantation
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Tribals
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Waste Management
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Water
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Women
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Youth  
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